Evaluation of charts with the fundamental picture can be money in your pocket

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As I have stated many times before, I have been a chart analyst of the stock market for over 50 years. I have recently put information on the stock indexes here to show you what I do and how I do it. Detractors have been many.

As such, I have decided to put up a chart analysis on a specific stock (free of charge) so that you can see with your eyes how I do things and the extent of my knowledge. I have placed a high degree of probability on this trade, and it does offer a very attractive risk/reward ratio, meaning you might want to consider doing the trade, especially because it is a short position in a Chinese stock that is traded in the U.S. and is a relatively large company, meaning the charts and computers trade it.

The fundament picture suggests that the 18-month recovery rally in the Chinese market has ended and that a correction downward is to begin.

YUMC Friday Closing Price – 43.57

YUMC is a fast-food chain in China that handles KFC and Pizza Hut. The stock made a new 29-week low 7 weeks ago and since then has been moving sideways while the Chinese stock market rallied. 20 days ago, the stock broke the 200-day MA (currently at 45.55) and has proceeded to test the line 3 times successfully. The stock closed on the low of the week on Friday and further downside below last week’s low at 43.42 is expected to be seen this week. With the Chinese index due to head lower now, this stock could be one of the leaders to the downside.

In looking at the intraweek chart, YUMC has a clear downside objective of 33.55, which is where the next established intraweek support is found. With the stock having gotten up to 45.59 this past week and that being also where the 200-day MA is currently at, it does suggest that breaking of that level would negate the negative outlook, meaning it is a perfect place to put a dependable stop loss at.

Sales of YUMC between 43.55 and 43.71, having an objective of 33.55 and a stop loss at 45.75, offers a 5-1 risk/reward ratio. My rating on the trade is a 3.75 (on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest).
 
As I have stated many times before, I have been a chart analyst of the stock market for over 50 years. I have recently put information on the stock indexes here to show you what I do and how I do it. Detractors have been many.

As such, I have decided to put up a chart analysis on a specific stock (free of charge) so that you can see with your eyes how I do things and the extent of my knowledge. I have placed a high degree of probability on this trade, and it does offer a very attractive risk/reward ratio, meaning you might want to consider doing the trade, especially because it is a short position in a Chinese stock that is traded in the U.S. and is a relatively large company, meaning the charts and computers trade it.

The fundament picture suggests that the 18-month recovery rally in the Chinese market has ended and that a correction downward is to begin.

YUMC Friday Closing Price – 43.57

YUMC is a fast-food chain in China that handles KFC and Pizza Hut. The stock made a new 29-week low 7 weeks ago and since then has been moving sideways while the Chinese stock market rallied. 20 days ago, the stock broke the 200-day MA (currently at 45.55) and has proceeded to test the line 3 times successfully. The stock closed on the low of the week on Friday and further downside below last week’s low at 43.42 is expected to be seen this week. With the Chinese index due to head lower now, this stock could be one of the leaders to the downside.

In looking at the intraweek chart, YUMC has a clear downside objective of 33.55, which is where the next established intraweek support is found. With the stock having gotten up to 45.59 this past week and that being also where the 200-day MA is currently at, it does suggest that breaking of that level would negate the negative outlook, meaning it is a perfect place to put a dependable stop loss at.

Sales of YUMC between 43.55 and 43.71, having an objective of 33.55 and a stop loss at 45.75, offers a 5-1 risk/reward ratio. My rating on the trade is a 3.75 (on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest).
How old is the analytical data you are using to glean this information? the last time you provided this forum with financial information you were using numbers from 13 years ago and didn't even know it. :abgg2q.jpg:
 
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I have to admit I have no clue, now imagine that chart was dated [or even pre-dated] 2012 like the last one was, I would know enough to stay away from/ignore it.
are you drunk?

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So now what? Denial and all-purpose charts not fooling anyone ya gonna try a distraction.
You are the one making outlandish statements. Only drunks or idiots do that. I am giving you the benefit of the doubt by asking if you are drunk.
 
He is a Fake . A Mucky Bum Fake .

One week an ex markets Pundit
Another week a Veterinary
All the time -- a patronising low grade plonker.

I mentioned him to a certain top man at Technical Traders and he politely and carefully suggested that our Bum is very Mucky .

Smart people like yours truly have loaded Gold the last few years ( for me since 2019) and now I have loaded on Silver and will continue to load .
I am buying several Kilo Bars at least twice a month .
Have followed the price from nearly $20 to current $36 plus and would not be surprised to see Silver at $ 80+ and Gold at $4000 by year end .
Current ca.$36 and $3400 respectively .

Good luck punters .
Be Lucky but not Mucky and do not be a Bum .
 
As I have stated many times before, I have been a chart analyst of the stock market for over 50 years. I have recently put information on the stock indexes here to show you what I do and how I do it. Detractors have been many.

As such, I have decided to put up a chart analysis on a specific stock (free of charge) so that you can see with your eyes how I do things and the extent of my knowledge. I have placed a high degree of probability on this trade, and it does offer a very attractive risk/reward ratio, meaning you might want to consider doing the trade, especially because it is a short position in a Chinese stock that is traded in the U.S. and is a relatively large company, meaning the charts and computers trade it.

The fundament picture suggests that the 18-month recovery rally in the Chinese market has ended and that a correction downward is to begin.

YUMC Friday Closing Price – 43.57

YUMC is a fast-food chain in China that handles KFC and Pizza Hut. The stock made a new 29-week low 7 weeks ago and since then has been moving sideways while the Chinese stock market rallied. 20 days ago, the stock broke the 200-day MA (currently at 45.55) and has proceeded to test the line 3 times successfully. The stock closed on the low of the week on Friday and further downside below last week’s low at 43.42 is expected to be seen this week. With the Chinese index due to head lower now, this stock could be one of the leaders to the downside.

In looking at the intraweek chart, YUMC has a clear downside objective of 33.55, which is where the next established intraweek support is found. With the stock having gotten up to 45.59 this past week and that being also where the 200-day MA is currently at, it does suggest that breaking of that level would negate the negative outlook, meaning it is a perfect place to put a dependable stop loss at.

Sales of YUMC between 43.55 and 43.71, having an objective of 33.55 and a stop loss at 45.75, offers a 5-1 risk/reward ratio. My rating on the trade is a 3.75 (on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest).
Per my mention this weekend, I shorted YUMC this morning at 44.37. Stop loss is at 45.75 and objective is 33.55. I am risking $138 to pick up $1082 per 100 shares. It is almost an 8-1 risk/reward ratio.
 

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